While the right to file a lawsuit is essential for justice, it can also be abused. One common form of abuse is the filing of frivolous lawsuits, where individuals or groups bring legal action with little or no legitimate basis, often to harass or extort money from the defendant. In some cases, plaintiffs may exaggerate their injuries or damages to obtain larger settlements. This not only makes it harder for legitimate cases to be heard, but also imposes unnecessary legal costs on defendants. Additionally, the threat of a lawsuit can be used as a tool for coercion, pressuring individuals or companies into settlements to avoid the expense and hassle of a court battle. Such abuses undermine the integrity of the legal system and can lead to increased costs for everyone, including higher insurance premiums and legal fees